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    ok so i was at subsonica watching dave angel play an amazing set. ive never listened to proper techno before but when i was there i got an amazing buzz off it, and ive also been on german trance and found loads of stuff i like, i just wanna know what type type of techno it is.
    here are some i picked out that i liked

    tik tok-twisted/the colessum
    ant-latin datin
    chris liberator-spamhead

    anyone help me find some more of this techno?> any producers i should check out that are big in the scene?
    anyone know what kinda stuff dave angel plays?
    hahaha, was anyone with me at subsonica techno room?
    :lol: :lol: :lol: ;) muchos gracios

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    dave angel is more funky in comparison to the tracks you mentioned. although im sure he can still bang it out. the tracks u mentioned are acid techno so id reccomend checking out the labels hydraulix and stay up forever and maybe 4x4 for more of a mixture. id reccomend listening to any sort of techno you can find as im sure youll find youll enjoy alot more than just the acid/hard stuff.
    as for producers check dave the drummer, darc marc, the liberators and ant like u mentioned.

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    if u like dave angel you should first check his own labe imprints called "rotation"

    then i guess u could check the following labels : jericho, primevil, terminal m .... there are many better labels like htese imo, but i let you build your own tastes

    my personnal recommendation would be you should check the kanzleramt label, the fothcoming diego's album is really great !

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    as my friends are saying there are many labels outhere, also the Techno has developed immensly.

    Why don't you check the first Techno label in Malta? www.urbanstaterecords.com.

    You can buy it from almost everywhere now, Discomania are doing great job :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by tioneb
    if u like dave angel you should first check his own labe imprints called "rotation"

    then i guess u could check the following labels : jericho, primevil, terminal m .... there are many better labels like htese imo, but i let you build your own tastes

    my personnal recommendation would be you should check the kanzleramt label, the fothcoming diego's album is really great !
    Yeah Kanzelramt is a quality label, I love the Dynamite Sun release on the flip of Belo Horizonte.. ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cascade

    tik tok-twisted/the colessum
    ant-latin datin
    chris liberator-spamhead
    BangingTunes.com will be good for finding other releases like Ant and Chris Liberator. Have a look at in the "techno" and "acid" sections = every track has a sample.

    No familiar with Tik Tok, sorry. Now if you'd said Tok Tok...

    One of my favourate sites for checking out lots of different tracks (inc. Ant and Chris Liberator) is music-head.de = at the bottom of each track are recommendations of similar tracks/artists.

    peace.

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    ...as for what type of techno Ant and CL are = London (Acid) Techno or

    = the acid bit is often subjective as the tracks don't always have screaming Rowland TB303 basslines. For example 4x4, Stay Up Forever, Cluster and MaxMin could all be classed as acid techno labels - but only Stay Up Forever actually is, if acid means TB-303 rather than dirty analogue. confused? good.

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    for lots more ant/CL style tracks check out "The Germ" mixes posted in the techno files section

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    If you are new to tecno you should check out all the swedish techno out there!

    Hertz,Hardcell,Patrick Skoog,Mhonolink,Johan Bacto,Henrik B

    and of course the fathers of the drumstyles all techno follows

    Adam Beyer & Cari Lekebusch

    All the artists rock the dex and the studio.


    As far as the acid stuff you cant get any better then Dave the Drummer!!
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    Yeah my recommendations to start with would be Skoog, Kay D Smith, Alex K Katz, Robert Natus, Fernando....

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    If you want proper techno, hard techno, acid techno whatever techno... Here are some labels I really enjoy, so give them a listen...Although some are kinda old:

    Boscaland
    Techno Slut
    Organgrinder 2000
    Shimmy
    TEC
    Infected
    Bionic Orange
    Havok
    Cluster
    Hydraulix
    Prolekult
    Intensiv
    Antidote
    4x4
    Black Out Audio
    Fresh Grind
    Getafix
    Highland Beats
    Highwire
    Input
    No Entry
    Re Entry
    Powertools
    Paradigm Shift
    RAW
    Squat
    Subvert
    Torque
    Warehouse
    Drumcode
    Planet Rythmn
    Eukatech

    Yeah , yeah it's a long list... But there are so many amazing labels out there! :love:
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    I'll second that and add...

    Kiddaz FM (label)
    DJ Bam Bam (artist)

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    Dave Angel's label, Rotation, is the prefect place to start but you should also try out End to End from which he plays a fair amount. Alot of the more recent releases have had some quality tunes on, albiet they might not grab your ear straight away, but are definatley worthy of any set and can fill a dance floor without any doubt.

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    dont take this the wrong way cascade im not being arrogant or anythin,but i think you should visit all the online shops that stock techno,listen to tracks an decide if you like what you hear or not.far better than all of us just pointing out labels and tracks,yeah this is a help but find what you like out there,not what we like ;)

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    also check

    marco carola

    rino cerrone

    david squilace

    bando

    leandro gamez

    stanny franssen

    mark williams

    etc etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by basslinejunkie
    dont take this the wrong way cascade im not being arrogant or anythin,but i think you should visit all the online shops that stock techno,listen to tracks an decide if you like what you hear or not.far better than all of us just pointing out labels and tracks,yeah this is a help but find what you like out there,not what we like ;)
    Good point and that's a great idea but there's thousands of tunes/labels/sites out there and you could miss out on a whole load of cool stuff if you just stuck to 2/3 labels/producers you like and heard in a club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tioneb

    then i guess u could check the following labels : jericho, primevil, terminal m ....
    Terminal M is the shit!

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    . For example 4x4, Stay Up Forever, Cluster and MaxMin could all be classed as acid techno labels - but only Stay Up Forever actually is, if acid means TB-303 rather than dirty analogue. confused? good.
    this can vary - i would say these are acid techno labels , but nu-skool acid techno..
    where i prefer 303 acid techno i think this stuff has enough backround and stability in its own style to be its own style of acid techno.

    newer stuff like the above mentioned labels as he said arent full of 303 and sometimes you will see they may not have any 303 at all..

    i like some of it but i find it to be too bass oriented and not enough focus on the other sounds..they are usually very mellow and hidden in teh backround..most of the time..

    dave the drummer does an excellent job of keeping up with both styles imo though..he can do some wicked to mellow 303 shit along with the newer style..
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    Quote Originally Posted by basslinejunkie
    dont take this the wrong way cascade im not being arrogant or anythin,but i think you should visit all the online shops that stock techno,listen to tracks an decide if you like what you hear or not.far better than all of us just pointing out labels and tracks,yeah this is a help but find what you like out there,not what we like ;)

    I did the same thing when I started mixing Drum and Bass
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    Good luck, its a huge genre with so many different sub genres. Could be a good idea downloading some DJ sets, see what you like and what you dislike. I would imagine you will find a lot of stuff that you don’t like. I know I do

 

 
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